Rolls-Royce sets out its sustainability stall
From the leather used for its car seats to the engines built for planes and ships, the British company is on a mission to reach net zero by 2050.
From the leather used for its car seats to the engines built for planes and ships, the British company is on a mission to reach net zero by 2050.
According to clothes waste charity TRAID, the average garment is worn just 10 times before it is discarded. The implications of this for the environment are devastating – that’s why we champion leather as the long-lasting choice.
US hides have been valued at less than 2% of a cow’s total value for the last two years, which is why they are considered a by-product and often end up as waste.
Many animal rights campaigners claim that the use of leather contributes to the death of animals, it is also claimed that farms exist purely for the creation of leather – can this be true?
Whether it is a pioneering effort to address climate change or simply good business sense, the car giants have put themselves at the forefront of sustainability in the motor industry.
Back to the future – how a return to old ways can lead to healthy soil and a healthier environment.
2021 will be remembered for many things – the vaccine roll-out, a new President, world leaders converging on Glasgow for COP26. But it was also a significant year for the slow fashion movement. Can we expect more of the same in
If you want a handbag that is a little more understated but no less stylish than Chanel or Louis Vuitton, then this is the brand for you
While many fashion brands outsource design and manufacturing processes around the globe, there are homegrown leather workshops that are passionate about their
The main mission was for manufacturers and industry bodies to remind people that leather is a sustainable by-product and needs to be used to help heal the environment
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If you’re planning on buying an ‘alternative’ to leather, make sure you know exactly what its manufacturing actually involves
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